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Relaxing music
CLKD:
Haven't heard from the Waterboys for years ::)
OK - the most uplifting song I know is 'The Mary Ellen Carter' by Artisan. When I was working in the boarding kennels I would sing it to the dogs and it shut them up barking ;D
I'll have a look at their play-list because Brian has written a lot of uplifting jaunty songs.
Here we go: from their Driving Home album which you can listen to on-line; those in black are lively!
1. Going Nowhere (Brian Bedford) Vocals - Artisan
2. Though I Live Not Where I Love * Listen (Trad. arr. Artisan) Vocals - Artisan
3. Working Men of England (Trad. arr. Artisan) Vocals - Artisan (historic)
4. Poverty Knock (Trad. Arr. Artisan) Vocals - Artisan
5. Unicorns (Bill Caddick) Vocals - Artisan - gives me an ear-worm ;-)
6. Mary Ellen Carter (Stan Rogers) Vocals - Artisan
side 2 -
7. The Burning Times (Charlie Murphy) Vocals - Artisan (historic)
8. One More Burden (Brian Bedford) Vocals - Artisan
9. Shift and Spin (Ewan McVicar) Vocals - Artisan
10. Mabel (Brian Bedford) Vocals - Artisan
11. The Coal and Albert Berry (Brian Bedford) Vocals - Artisan (historic, haunting)
12. Buy and Buy * Listen (Brian Bedford) Vocals - Artisan
13. Home (Brian Bedford)
squeaker99:
Ooo are you married to a singer songwriter aka Brian? How glam.
I always think if you took some random people into a studio and let them
muck around for a day they could come up with good songs . Not like the bland, howling
rubbish around today...proper songs pre the 1990s. I was listening to early Bowie yesterday
in the car....that man was a modern day mozart. I love all the Brat Pack era stuff too...St Elmos
Fire etc. Although maybe not Meatloaf.....
CLKD:
Ten Green Bottles, Hanging on the Wall
Hands, knees and up-sa-daisy
Nope - Brian is a friend, married to Jacey. They live in Yorkshire, the 3rd member is Hilary.
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